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The Breathtaking Beauty of the Slot Canyons
It’s almost impossible to convey the breathtaking awe that...
Tsá Tué: Sahtu Dene and Métis Create First Indigenous-Run UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
The Sahtu Dene emerged from Great Bear Lake and have lived...
Canyon De Chelly: Stunning Views and a Window Into Ancient Lives
It has been inhabited contiguously for nearly 5,000 years,...
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National Geographic Connects to an ‘Inner Yellowstone’ Natives Always Knew About
Time seems to move slowly at Yellowstone National Park, a 3...
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Adding an Indigenous Narrative to the Incomplete Story of Route 66
Get ready for a road trip that promises to challenge every...
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The Breathtaking Beauty of the Slot Canyons

Jack McNeel
7/30/16
It’s almost impossible to convey the breathtaking awe that grips a visitor to the Slot Canyons near Page, Arizona...

Tsá Tué: Sahtu Dene and Métis Create First Indigenous-Run UNESCO Biosphere Reserve

Hans Tammemagi
7/29/16
The Sahtu Dene emerged from Great Bear Lake and have lived perched at its edge since time immemorial, caring for their surroundings and maintaining what Dene legend says is a livin...

Canyon De Chelly: Stunning Views and a Window Into Ancient Lives

Jack McNeel
7/8/16
It has been inhabited contiguously for nearly 5,000 years, is the only National Monument owned by the Navajo Nation, and contains thousands of archaeological sites...
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National Geographic Connects to an ‘Inner Yellowstone’ Natives Always Knew About

Alysa Landry
6/8/16
Time seems to move slowly at Yellowstone National Park, a 3,500-square-mile wilderness known for its putrid hotspots, hellish geysers, petrified trees, stunning vistas and untamed ...
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Adding an Indigenous Narrative to the Incomplete Story of Route 66

Alysa Landry
6/6/16
Get ready for a road trip that promises to challenge every stereotype about Native American history...

National Native Tourism Organization Proclaims Travel and Tourism Week in Indian Country

AIANTA
5/2/16
Albuquerque, New Mexico (May 2, 2016) – Today, in recognition of National Travel and Tourism Week, the American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA) issued a proclamat...

As Grand Canyon Expects Record Visits, Advocates Cite Need for Funding

Jessica Swarner/Cronkite News
4/11/16
Grand Canyon National Park officials say the park should break last year’s record of 5.5 million visitors this year, but advocates are worried the park may not be able to handle su...

Skwachàys Lodge Showcases Native Culture by Supporting Indigenous Artists

Hans Tammemagi
4/8/16
Stepping into Vancouver’s Skwachàys Lodge, a visitor is immediately immersed in First Nations culture...

Video: Death Valley Bursts Into Life With a Profusion of Wildflowers

ICTMN Staff
2/25/16
Belying its name of Death Valley, the basin that rests below sea level and is normally rendered desert-like due to drought and record summer heat is bursting into life...
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National Travel Exchange Features Indian Country Tourism for First Time

ICTMN Staff
2/3/16
For the first time ever, Tribal tourism is a topic of focus at the national Travel Exchange, held January 31 - February 4, at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta...

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